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Davis: not a hard choice

Prime Minister Philip 'Brave' Davis and Kingsley Smith at last night's PLP event.

Prime Minister Philip 'Brave' Davis and Kingsley Smith at last night's PLP event.

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Who do you think will win the West Grand Bahama and Bimini by-election?

  • PLP 37%
  • FNM 49%
  • Other 13%

75 total votes.

PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said it was not a hard choice for voters in this week’s by-election and they should choose PLP candidate Kingsley Smith.

Praising Mr Smith as the reason there is a new passport office in Bimini, Mr Davis went on to note the new $80m public-private partnership deal for a redevelopment of the South Bimini International Airport, before going on to cite record visitor numbers, 24 labour agreements in 24 months, and a raise in minimum wage as PLP achievements.

Meanwhile, Mr Smith listed goals such as new job creation, a Defence Force base in West End, a new West End police station, a new school, a new airport for Bimini, a new resort in Bottle Bay, new docks for fishermen, a new fish house in West End, a West End Fish Village Project, affordable housing and free wi-fi in parks.

Mr Smith declared that he believed “in action - in getting things done”.

Comments

Sickened 11 months, 2 weeks ago

PM is correct, it's not a hard choice. Choices are continued nothingness, waste and corruption or the FNM.

TalRussell 11 months, 2 weeks ago

But in the closing By-election hours --- Will the winning vote count for or against the Comrade Bishocat pulling off a House-seat --- Or, will "Papa" Hubert's meddling be the cause of the Bishocat not winning his seat? ---Yes?

bahamianson 11 months, 2 weeks ago

Dude, Davis, you have a 13 year old rapist singing at your rally. What are you talking about? Does no one care that this guy raped a 13 year old? So I live with criminals?

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